Methodology of removing misplaced encapsulant for attachment of heat sinks in a chip on board package
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorDavid R. Hembree
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AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorDavid R. Hembree
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A process for forming a thermally enhanced Chip On Board semiconductor device (10) with a heat sink (30) is described. In one aspect, a thermally conducting filled gel elastomer material (50) or a silicon elastomeric material or elastomeric material, if the material is to be removed, is applied to the die surface (18) to which the heat sink is to be bonded. During the subsequent glob top application and curing steps, difficult-to-remove glob top material (38) which otherwise may be misapplied to the die surface adheres to the upper surface of the elastomer material. The elastomer material is removed by peeling prior to adhesion bonding of the heat sink to the die. In another aspect, the thermally conducting filled gel elastomer material (70) is applied between a die surface and the inside attachment surface (46) of a cap-style heat sink to eliminate overpressure on the die/substrate interface.
A method for preventing an encapsulant material from adhering to a surface of a semiconductor die comprising:
A method for preventing an encapsulant material from adhering to a surface of a chip scale semiconductor package comprising:
A method for preventing glob top material from adhering to a surface of a semiconductor die comprising:
A method for preventing glob top material from adhering to a surface of a semiconductor die comprising:
A method for fabricating a Chip On Board semiconductor device with a heat sink, said method comprising:
A method for preventing glob top material from adhering to a surface of a semiconductor die comprising:
A method for fabricating a Chip On Board semiconductor device with a heat sink, said method comprising:
A method for fabricating a semiconductor device assembly having a heat sink, said method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.